It seems like Niantic Labs just can't catch a break. The developer of Pokemon Go oftentimes rolls out events for the game but there's always some hiccup or two that makes things tough for the gaming audience. Well, server problems have made the Summer Equinox event tough on the gaming audience.

The news about the server issue during the Summer Equinox event was posted on the official Pokemon Go Twitter account. The account informs users that there are server issues plaguing Pokemon Go, preventing the servers from working as intended, which has resulted in trainers being unable to log into the game.

In response, plenty of trainers have popped into the Twitter feed to ask for extra days for the Stardust Event because this will surely impact the amount of time people will have to participate in the September Equinox.

For now, Niantic has yet to say exactly how long it will take to get the servers back up and running or what sort of impact it will have on the event, but it will run all the way through next week, on October 2nd, so there's still plenty of time to get in on the action, assuming the servers are back up and running shortly.


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